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Posted by on April 22, 2008, 5:14 am
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> On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 01:23:39 -0700 (PDT), jontom_...@hotmail.com
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> >Yet another vote here for the "Q-Cut" type of parting tool. I actually
> >bought mine form Jenny at JB Cutting Tools here:
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> >http://www.jbcuttingtools.com/epages/es108275.sf
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> >It is superb and has transformed parting off for me. Although at
> >nearly =A340 (delivered) only slightly cheaper than the Q-cut I think it
> >was excellent value and would instantly buy the same again if
> >necessary. You can get different thickness of blade and tip but my 2mm
> >version handles all that I throw at it. I think that RDG also sell a
> >similar design at a cheaper price.
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> >One issue I have heard of (in the past not recently) was that with
> >some of the cheaper copies the tip was not always held tightly enough
> >in the blade and could fall out. I have had no experience of this
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> Keith -
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> That version looks like a better option than the Greenwood to me -
> what they have done is to cut the blade in half and attach a piece of
> square section steel to fit the toolpost, which limits the depth of
> cut to 20mm or so. With the JB version it looks like you can adjust
> the blade in the holder to allow deeper cuts; also, the blade is
> double ended so you could fit it with two different tip widths. I
> might have to arrange for one to follow me home from Harrogate.
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> Regards,
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Tony Hi, always happy to spend someone elses money :-)
Yes, they are adjustable to an extent but the top clamp plate is split
into three areas and I haven't yet been brave enough to stick the
blade out to use only the two front sections, can't see why it
wouldn't work OK though.
Enjoy Harrogate; unfortunately I can't make it this year and will very
much miss the trip as I think it is by far the best show in the UK.
Best regards
Keith
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